Take AF Light Vehicle Driving Theory Practice Questions - Afghanistan Driving License Theory Test - Light Vehicle Exam

QUESTION 1 / 25

On which side of the road must vehicles normally drive in Afghanistan?

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AThe right-hand side of the road✓BThe left-hand side of the road✓CThe centre of the road, so that traffic can pass on either side✓DEither side, provided the driver sounds the horn first✓

QUESTION 2 / 25

When approaching an uncontrolled intersection (an intersection without traffic signs, signals, or police direction), who has the right of way?

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AVehicles approaching from your right✓BVehicles approaching from your left✓CThe vehicle travelling at the highest speed✓DThe larger vehicle✓

QUESTION 3 / 25

As you approach a standard roundabout in Afghanistan, to which traffic must you yield right of way?

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ATraffic already circulating within the roundabout✓BTraffic entering the roundabout from the left✓CTraffic behind you attempting to turn right✓DOnly heavy commercial trucks entering the roundabout✓

QUESTION 4 / 25

How is the maximum speed you may legally drive on a given Afghan road determined?

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ABy the speed limit posted on signs for that road, and where none is posted, by a speed that is safe for the conditions✓BBy a single national speed limit that is identical on every road in the country✓CBy the maximum design speed shown on the vehicle's registration document✓DBy whatever speed the majority of surrounding traffic is travelling at✓

QUESTION 5 / 25

What does the Road Traffic Law say about driving after consuming alcohol or narcotics in Afghanistan?

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ADriving in a state of intoxication or narcosis is prohibited outright and is a punishable offence✓BIt is permitted provided the driver stays below a published blood-alcohol figure✓CIt is permitted for drivers holding a professional licence✓DIt is permitted on rural roads but not inside cities✓

QUESTION 6 / 25

When should the seatbelt be worn in a passenger car fitted with them?

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AOn every journey, by the driver and by every occupant of a seat that has a belt✓BOnly by the driver, and only on journeys outside city limits✓COnly at speeds above 80 km/h, where crash forces become dangerous✓DOnly at night, when the risk of collision is highest✓

QUESTION 7 / 25

What does a circular traffic sign with a red border and a white background signify?

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AA prohibitory or restrictive instruction✓BA mandatory instruction you must follow✓CA hazard warning of road conditions ahead✓DA general tourist information message✓

QUESTION 8 / 25

What does a triangular traffic sign with the apex (point) facing upwards and a red border indicate?

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AA hazard or danger warning ahead✓BA mandatory order to turn✓CA designated parking zone✓DThe end of all speed restrictions✓

QUESTION 9 / 25

What does a circular blue traffic sign with a white arrow pointing to the right mean?

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AYou must turn right or follow the direction of the arrow✓BTurning right is prohibited✓CRight turn is optional only for heavy vehicles✓DThere is a sharp curve to the right ahead✓

QUESTION 10 / 25

What must you do when an emergency vehicle (ambulance, fire engine, or police vehicle) approaches with flashing emergency lights and siren sounding?

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AImmediately pull over to the right edge of the road and stop safely until it has passed✓BSpeed up to clear the intersection before the emergency vehicle arrives✓CMaintain your lane and current speed✓DStop immediately in the middle of your lane without pulling over✓

QUESTION 11 / 25

On which side must you normally overtake another vehicle on a multi-lane or two-way road in Afghanistan?

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AOn the left-hand side✓BOn the right-hand side✓COn the shoulder of the road✓DOn whichever side has more space✓

QUESTION 12 / 25

What is the minimum safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead under good weather and dry road conditions?

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AAt least 2 to 3 seconds of travel time✓BExactly 0.5 seconds✓COne car length regardless of speed✓D5 metres regardless of speed✓

QUESTION 13 / 25

Under the Road Traffic Law, what must an applicant complete before the traffic administration issues a driving licence?

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AReach 18 years of age, pass the medical examination, and pass both the theoretical and the practical driving test✓BReach 18 years of age and pay the licence fee, with no examination required✓CPass the practical driving test only; the theory test applies to commercial grades✓DPresent a licence issued by any neighbouring country✓

QUESTION 14 / 25

What does the Road Traffic Law require regarding the technical condition of a motor vehicle used on a public road?

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AAll technical equipment of the vehicle must be free of deficiency and fault✓BOnly the brakes and steering must work; other defects may be ignored until the annual check✓CDefects are acceptable provided the driver informs passengers before the journey✓DThe requirement applies only to vehicles carrying goods or passengers for hire✓

QUESTION 15 / 25

What does a solid single white line marked along the centre of a two-way road mean?

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AYou must not cross or straddle the line to overtake✓BYou may overtake whenever traffic is light✓CIt indicates the road is one-way✓DIt designates a bus-only lane✓

QUESTION 16 / 25

When making a left turn across oncoming traffic at an intersection without a dedicated turn arrow, what is your legal duty?

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AYield to oncoming vehicles travelling straight or turning right✓BTurn immediately ahead of oncoming vehicles because left turns have priority✓CSound your horn and proceed without stopping✓DStop in the intersection and reverse if oncoming traffic approaches✓

QUESTION 17 / 25

When approaching a pedestrian zebra crossing where pedestrians are waiting or stepping onto the crossing, what must you do?

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ASlow down and stop completely to allow pedestrians to cross safely✓BHonk your horn to warn pedestrians to stay on the pavement✓CAccelerate to pass the crossing before pedestrians reach your lane✓DSwerve into the opposing lane to avoid waiting✓

QUESTION 18 / 25

What is the proper procedure when approaching a traffic police officer directing traffic with their back or chest facing you?

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AStop your vehicle before entering the intersection; facing the officer's chest or back means STOP✓BProceed with caution because the officer is looking in another direction✓CTurn right immediately regardless of the officer's posture✓DHonk to attract the officer's attention✓

QUESTION 19 / 25

What should you do when descending a long, steep mountain gradient, such as on the Salang Pass or Mahipar highway?

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AShift into a lower gear to use engine braking and avoid riding the foot brake✓BShift the transmission into neutral and coast to save fuel✓CTurn off the engine to prevent overheating✓DRely solely on the emergency handbrake while keeping the vehicle in top gear✓

QUESTION 20 / 25

On a narrow mountain road where two vehicles cannot pass simultaneously, which vehicle generally has right of way?

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AThe vehicle travelling uphill, unless the descending vehicle is closer to a designated passing bay✓BThe vehicle travelling downhill because gravity makes it harder to stop✓CThe heavier vehicle in all circumstances✓DThe vehicle travelling at higher speed✓

QUESTION 21 / 25

When driving at night on unlit rural highways, when must you switch your headlights from high beam to low beam (dipped beam)?

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AIn good time before meeting an oncoming vehicle, and whenever you are following close behind another vehicle✓BOnly after the oncoming driver flashes their headlights at you✓COnly when driving inside illuminated city streets✓DOnly when the oncoming vehicle is a heavy truck or bus✓

QUESTION 22 / 25

What is the primary danger when driving during a sudden dust storm (Haboob) or thick fog in desert/rural regions?

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ASeverely reduced visibility and sudden loss of sight distance✓BImmediate engine electrical failure✓CInstant tire deflation✓DFuel tank evaporation✓

QUESTION 23 / 25

What does a broken white line alongside a solid white line marked in the centre of the road indicate?

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ADrivers on the side of the broken line may overtake if safe; drivers on the side of the solid line must not cross✓BNeither side may cross the line under any circumstance✓CBoth sides may overtake freely✓DThe road is converting to a one-way highway✓

QUESTION 24 / 25

Where is parking strictly prohibited under general traffic rules?

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AClose to an intersection, on bridges, inside tunnels, and on pedestrian crossings✓BAlong all straight rural roads✓CIn designated commercial parking lots✓DOutside residential properties where the curb is unpainted✓

QUESTION 25 / 25

What is the 'Mirror-Signal-Manoeuvre' (MSM) routine, and when must it be used?

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AA systematic safety routine check mirrors, signal intention, and execute manoeuvre whenever changing speed or direction✓BA technique used only during the official practical driving examination✓CA procedure used exclusively when parking in tight spaces✓DA maintenance checklist performed before starting the engine✓